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Hmm, maybe you need something like a Cermet Trimpot with a shaft on it. I don't know where you'd get one with those values though.

EDIT: haha, better answers came in whilst I was typing and googling. That pot kit looks perfect.

Agreed. Making NES carts is hard work. I've done one for myself, and desoldering the mask roms and pulling them out without ripping up any traces is tricky business. Also, erasing and burning EEPROMS takes longer than you'd think. Waiting 20 minutes for the UV eraser and trouble shooting any failed burns is not fun.

  Not to mention that there are like 10+ freaking song on this. Not sure if any samples were used but coding memory efficient tracks like that takes skill.

  MAPPER 0 boards only have a max 32k PRG rom. If I remember correctly VegaPlay only lets the user have like 30K for song data. I imagine this release would allow even less cause the extra backgrounds and nametable data. I'm not sure how to get smaller file sizes like that in Fami, but in ppMCK, using the |:\:| brackets will come with it's own set of obstacles when trying to minimize file size. Like frames become out of sync at certain tempos .

  All in all, I wish I could buy one, but I'm currently saving money for the newest iMac. Apple wants my arm, leg and first born >_<

I like your style. Devastation Connect sounds like some scratchy, blippy, tech house or fidget

Well they might draw too much current from the supply. The couple LCD mods I've have separate plugs for the screen. Iff you over work your commodore's PSU, things can turn badly. Those old bricks are working hard enough as it is, I think a modern 12v LCD like the TFT 3.5" for example will draw a decent amount over current, adding pedals would just be a bad idea in my opinion.

I guess if you wanted to put one pedal in and call it quits, then you might be able to get away with it. But just beware.

Or even better**, You can directly address the pitch register with MML (ppMCK) using

@n<value>,<length>

Or you can use the y command to write to any address you wish.

y <address>,<value>

**may not be better depending on who you ask

EDIT: I almost forgot. Theres also the D command which is a simple detune used like this.

A D-1c D-2c D-3c D-4c D-5c D-6c 

This illustrates a downward slope in pitch starting from c and dropping 6 register values.

You can get some microtones quite easily with the Houston Tracker for TI-82.